Maintenance Mechanic 2nd Shift - Pollution; Major

The Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for proactively maintaining operation of machinery and mechanical equipment through preventive/predictive maintenance. This role will primarily oversee the facility systems such as the storm water and the waste water.

• Assist to install and service different pieces of equipment, using required self-supplied and company-supplied hand tools
• Ensure pollution equipment is maintained in proper operating order
• Promptly respond to facility escalations
• Perform assigned preventive maintenance task
• Moving and raising components using hoists, dollies, or other provided equipment
• Updating daily work communications
• Willingness to support necessary weekend work
• Ensure compliance with waste and storm water regulations
• Provide sanitation support as needed
• Clean and maintain ducts, pits, drains, pipes, and other associated equipment
• Oversee the other members of the pollution department
• Handle waste disposal according to site policies
• Provide support for building and grounds activities
• Maintain tools, powered vehicles, and equipment; keep parts and supplies in order
• Responsible for a clean and hazard free work area throughout the entire day
• Use and maintain safety equipment on job sites
• Other duties as business needs
• Ability to follow applicable safety and environment requirements, food safety, GMP’s
• Execute job order assignments and keep accurate job order records.
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Previous maintenance experience preferred but willing to train
• Waste Water and Chemical Handling Experience
• Mechanically adept
• Intermediate to Advanced mechanics knowledge
• Computer and technology aptitude
• Must be able to read and understand various methods of mechanical and other technical drawings
• Basic knowledge on the correct use and care of various tools used in maintenance work
• Must be able to follow procedures as outlined in equipment manufacturer's maintenance manual
• Basic knowledge on how to gas, arc, and/or TIG weld
• Basic knowledge on diagnosing equipment failures and correct them
• Should be familiar with air compressors, various pumps, boilers, and other common mechanical equipment

• Class K operator license
• Experience with food safety and sanitation

• High School Diploma or the equivalent of a GED or equivalent knowledge and skills acquired through on the job training or experience

• Must be able to climb, stoop, bend, kneel, crawl, and stand for long periods of time
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. for short distances
• Comfortable working with heights and confined spaces
• Comfortable working in all environments, not limited to wet and non-climate-controlled environment